Phantom Rider Men's Dailor 8" Square Toe Western Work Boot -Brown- PH5016
Phantom Rider Men's Dailor 8" Square Toe Western Work Boot – Dark Brown – PH5016 The Double H Dailor (PH5016), part of the Phantom Rider line, is an 8-inch pull-on western work boot with a wide square toe, built for ranch, barn, and agricultural work. Soft toe, electrical hazard protection to 18,000 volts, with a Barnyard acid-resistant leather upper that stands up to the manure, fertilizer, and chemical exposure that breaks down ordinary leather. Goodyear welted, so it can be resoled when the outsole wears through. What the Double H Dailor is Built For This is a no-safety-toe western boot for working environments where chemical and acid exposure is the daily reality: cattle operations, dairies, hog barns, feedlots, and general ag work. The Barnyard acid-resistant leather is the reason to buy it. Standard-work leather cracks and rots when it sits in barnyard acids and animal waste; this upper is tanned to resist that breakdown, which is what gives you a full working life out of the boot instead of a few months. If you need a protective toe to meet a jobsite spec, this isn't the boot. It's a soft toe. The same boot is also offered with a composite toe (PH5012). Specs Barnyard acid-resistant leather upper : resists the breakdown caused by manure, fertilizer, and chemical exposure in ag and livestock work Soft toe – no safety toe components; built for comfort and flexibility, not impact protection Electrical hazard protection : tested to withstand 18,000 volts at 60 Hz for one minute without leakage, secondary protection against open circuits underfoot Goodyear welt construction : the welt runs all the way around, so the boot is resoleable; you replace the outsole, not the boot AG8™ dual-density PU removable footbed : an update to the AG7, with enhanced arch support for long days on your feet; pull it out to dry or replace it Removable kiltie : the leather flap over the laces, here over the pull-on instep; take it off if you don't want it Unlined : no liner means a nat
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